Walk away Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To leave a person, place, or situation, often by literally walking, but also used figuratively to mean giving up, quitting, or ending involvement.
Usage & Nuances
Often informal or neutral. Frequently used with 'from' or 'on' (e.g., 'walk away from a problem'). Can describe both physical action and ending involvement (relationships, jobs, arguments). Not to be confused with 'walk off' (often means leaving suddenly, sometimes with annoyance).
Example Sentences
She decided to walk away from the argument.
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If the price is too high, just walk away.
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He saw the dog and tried to walk away quietly.
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Sometimes you have to walk away from things that aren't good for you.
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He couldn't just walk away after all he'd invested.
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Don't just walk away—let's talk this through.
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